FARGO, N.D. – The Tri-City Storm (30-13-6) scored three goals in the first period and held off a late comeback by the Fargo Force (20-22-6) to win 3-2 at Scheels Arena on Friday night.

Storm goals were scored by Dan Labosky, Jake Wahlin and Chris Wilkie, while goaltender Jared Rutledge made 22 saves in the victory.

Wilkie’s tally was his 29th of the season, making him the USHL league leader through 49 games.

Labosky gave Tri-City the lead with his fourth goal of the year at 11:37 of the opening period and the Storm held that advantage for the remainder of the night.

Defenseman Bobby Nardella started the play in the offensive zone, moving the puck down low to forward Cody Milan. Milan then moved it across the crease to Labosky, who was open for the finish to make it 1-0.

Three minutes later, Jake Wahlin made it 2-0 Tri-City, scoring his 10th of the season on a rebound in front off a shot by Chase Berger. Defenseman Tory Dello picked up the second assist on the tally.

Wilkie’s goal came less than a minute after Wahlin’s, on a pass from Christopher Brown to put the Storm in front 3-0.

Brown now has three assists in his first four games with Tri-City. Defenseman Kevin Kerr was credited with the second assist on the goal.

After a scoreless second period, the Storm remained in control of the game until Fargo forward CJ Hayes got his team on the board with a goal at 9:21of the third.

Then Denis Smirnov scored his third goal of the weekend on the power play at 14:35, bringing the Force’s deficit to just one goal at 3-2.

But the Storm were able to hold off the late rush by Fargo, and secured two points in the standings.

Mathias Israelsson suffered the loss for the Force, making 31 saves in defeat.

Tri-City is still in second place in the USHL’s Western Conference with 66 points, three back of Sioux City for the top spot in the west.

The Storm are back in action on Tuesday night in Lincoln, with puck drop scheduled for 7:05 p.m.

Notes: The Storm scratched forwards Kyle Eastman, Mason Appleton and Joel Herbert…

 

SCORING SUMMARY

 

1st Period
Tri-City – Dan Labosky (Cody Milan, Bobby Nardella) 11:37
Tri-City – Jake Wahlin (Chase Berger, Tory Dello) 14:41
Tri-City – Chris Wilkie (Christopher Brown, Kevin Kerr) 15:01

2nd Period

(no scoring)

 

3rd Period
Fargo – CJ Hayes (Justin Beaudry) 9:21
Fargo – Denis Smirnov (power play) (Alec Marsh, Justin Beaudry) 14:35

PENALTIES

 

1st Period
Tri-City – Chase Berger – (Roughing), 2 min, 6:03
Fargo – Tim Faulkner – (Roughing), 2 min, 6:03

2nd Period
Fargo – Chuck Bennis – (Elbowing), 2 min, 0:33
Tri-City – Nick Master – (High Sticking), 2 min, 10:45
Tri-City – Wade Allison – (Tripping), 2 min, 14:53

3rd Period
Tri-City – Wade Allison – (Tripping), 2 min, 14:05

Power Play

Tri-City – 0/1

Fargo – 1/3

Shots

Tri-City: 18, 7, 9 = Total: 34
Fargo: 8, 10, 6 = Total: 24

Saves
Tri-City – Jared Rutledge – 22/24
Fargo – Mathias Israelsson – 31/34

FARGO, N.D. – The Fargo Force (20-21-6) got a third period goal from forward Zach Yon and defeated the Tri-City Storm (29-13-6) by a final score of 4-3 at Scheels Arena on Thursday night.

Storm goals were scored by Garrett Gamez, Vince Pedrie and Chris Wilkie in the loss, while forward Mason Appleton had two assists.

Force forward Denis Smirnov came out of the gate quickly for Fargo and scored on each of his first two shifts, giving the Force a 2-0 lead just 2:37into the game.

After the two quick goals, Storm head coach Jim Hulton elected to pull starting netminder Jared Rutledge from the game in favor of Alec Dillon.

Dillon remained in the net for the remainder of the contest, making 15 saves.

Tri-City got on the board and cut Fargo’s deficit on a power play goal by Gamez at 8:01 of the opening period.

With Appleton coming out of the penalty box after serving time for a hooking penalty, Nick Master completed a pass with the Michigan State commit to start a rush into Fargo’s zone. Appleton then centered the puck to Gamez, who was alone in front of the Force’s net. The Chino Hills, Calif. native made a move to his backhand and scored his 13th goal of the season to make it 2-1.

With the goal, Gamez extended his point-scoring streak to eight games.

Later in the first, Fargo went back up by two on a goal by Brody Stevens at 13:04.

But Pedrie scored his 11th of the season and second with the Storm to cut the lead back to 3-2 before the end of the first period. Assists on the goal were credited to Kevin Kerr and Conner Valesano.

In the middle frame, Tri-City found the equalizer on Wilkie’s 14th power play goal of the season. Also the forward’s league leading 28th goal, Wilkie was set up by Appleton while coming into the offensive zone on a power play rush. The Omaha native ripped a wrist shot glove side that got over the Fargo goaltender Mathias Israelsson.

With the game tied in the third period, Yon’s winning goal was all Fargo needed to secure the win.

Tri-City had chances to tie the game late, and Hulton pulled Dillon in favor of an extra attacker, but it wasn’t enough.

Israelsson earned the win, making 26 saves for the Force.

Tri-City is still in second place in the USHL’s Western Conference with 64 points, three back of Sioux City for the top spot in the west.

The two teams will finish their weekend series on Friday night at 7:05 p.m.

Notes: The Storm scratched forwards Nolan Aibel and Joel Herbert, along with defenseman Jason Krych…

 

SCORING SUMMARY

 

1st Period
Fargo – Denis Smirnov (TJ Roo, Alec Marsh) 0:30
Fargo – Denis Smirnov (Alec Marsh) 2:37
Tri-City – Garrett Gamez (power play) (Mason Appleton, Nick Master)
Fargo – Brody Stevens (Jack Jenkins) 13:04
Tri-City – Vince Pedrie (Conner Valesano, Kevin Kerr) 14:17

2nd Period

Tri-City – Chris Wilkie (power play) (Mason Appleton, Bobby Nardella) 8:14

 

3rd Period
Fargo – Zach Yon (Jack Jenkins) 7:49

PENALTIES

 

1st Period
Tri-City – Mason Appleton – (Hooking), 2 min, 5:53
Fargo – Shane McMahan – (Tripping), 2 min, 7:27
Tri-City – Chris Wilkie – (Interference), 2 min, 14:43

2nd Period
Fargo – Justin Baudry – (Interference), 2 min, 7:49
Fargo – Justin Baudry – (Fighting), 5 min, 10:51
Fargo – Justin Baudry – (Fighting) (Misconduct), 10 min, 10:51
Tri-City – Cody Milan – (Fighting), 5 min, 10:51
Tri-City – Cody Milan – (Fighting) (Misconduct), 10 min, 10:51
Fargo – Brody Stevens – (Interference), 2 min, 12:36
Fargo – Sean Mostrom – (Roughing), 2 min, 18:27

3rd Period
(no penalties)

Power Play

Tri-City – 2/4

Fargo – 0/2

Shots

Tri-City: 5, 12, 12 = Total: 29
Fargo: 9, 3, 8 = Total: 20

Saves
Tri-City – Jared Rutledge – 1/3, Alec Dillon – 15/17
Fargo – Mathias Israelsson – 26/29

KEARNEY, Neb. – Cody Milan scored twice and the Tri-City Storm (29-12-6) defeated the Sioux City Musketeers (31-13-5) 5-1 at the Viaero Event Center on Saturday night to earn a sweep of the weekend and take the six-game regular season series between the top teams in the Western Conference, four games to two.

Also scoring in the victory for Tri-City was Matthew Freytag, Nick Master and Conner Valesano, while goaltender Jared Rutledge earned his third win of the season over Sioux City, making 29 saves.

After a scoreless first period, the Storm took the lead at 11:54 of the second on Freytag’s 14th goal of the season. Tri-City captain Garrett Gamez found the Wisconsin commit in front of the Sioux City net and the forward was able to control a bouncing puck and bat it into the far side of the net to make it 1-0.

Less than three minutes later, Milan made it 2-0 with his first strike of the night. Defenseman Mattias Goransson got the puck to the front of the Musketeer net where it hit Dan Labosky’s stick and went right to Milan, who backhanded it home for the 2-0 lead.

Goransson was credited with the second assist on both of the Storm’s second period goals and Tri-City went into the second intermission ahead by two.

A penalty to Sioux City’s Sebastian Repo that came five seconds into the final period put the Storm on the power play and Nick Master capitalized, scoring his 20th goal of the season.

Master has now scored in five consecutive Tri-City home games, and has goals in seven of the last eight played at the Viaero Event Center. Assists on the tally were credited to both Christopher Brown and Bobby Nardella.

The Storm held their 3-0 lead until the final minutes, when Musketeer forward Sam Kurker scored with an extra attacker to get Sioux City on the board.

Rutledge’s shutout bid ended with less than a minute and a half to go in the contest before empty net goals by both Milan and Valesano for Tri-City.

The Storm outshot Sioux City 38-30 in the contest, as Musketeers’ netminder Collin Olson made 33 saves while suffering the loss.

Tri-City is still in second place in the USHL’s Western Conference with 64 points, but the Storm gained three points on Sioux City in the weekend series and is three points back of the top spot in the west.

The Storm will now travel to Fargo for their first meetings with the Force this season. The first meeting is Thursday night, with the series concluding on Friday. Both games will start at 7:05.

Notes: The Storm scratched forwards Nolan Aibel and Kyle Eastman, along with defenseman Jason Krych…

 

SCORING SUMMARY

 

1st Period
(no scoring)

2nd Period

Tri-City – Matthew Freytag (Garrett Gamez, Mattias Goransson) 11:54
Tri-City – Cody Milan (Dan Labosky, Mattias Goransson) 14:31

 

3rd Period
Tri-City – Nick Master (power play) (Christopher Brown, Bobby Nardella) 1:00
Sioux City – Sam Kurker (power play) (extra attacker) (Anthony Walsh, Ryan Zuhlsdorf) 18:35
Tri-City – Cody Milan (empty net) (unassisted) 18:51
Tri-City – Conner Valesano (empty net) (Wade Allison, Jalen Schulz) 19:33

PENALTIES

 

1st Period
Tri-City – Vince Pedrie – (High Sticking), 2 min, 4:06

2nd Period
Sioux City – Jake Durflinger – (Fighting), 5 min, 3:21
Sioux City – Jake Durflinger – (Fighting) (Misconduct), 10 min, 3:21
Tri-City – Jalen Schulz – (Fighting), 5 min, 3:21
Tri-City – Jalen Schulz – (Fighting) (Misconduct), 3:21
Sioux City – Anthony Walsh – (Holding), 2 min, 3:21

3rd Period
Sioux City – Sebastian Repo – (Cross Checking), 2 min, 0:05
Sioux City – Sebastian Repo – (Roughing), 2 min, 11:48
Tri-City – Mason Appleton – (Roughing), 2 min, 11:48
Sioux City – Adam Johnson – (Interference), 2 min, 13:15
Tri-City – Tory Dello – (Cross Checking), 2 min, 17:12
Sioux City – Alex Rodriguez – (Spearing), 5 min, 20:00
Sioux City – Alex Rodriguez – (Spearing) (Game Misconduct), 10 min, 20:00

Power Play

Sioux City – 1/2

Tri-City – 1/3

Shots

Sioux City: 11, 5, 14 = Total: 30
Tri-City: 13, 16, 9 = Total: 38

Saves
Sioux City – Collin Olson – 33/36
Tri-City – Jared Rutledge – 29/30

KEARNEY, Neb. – Nick Master scored both the tying goal with under three minutes to go in the third period and the game-winner in overtime as the Tri-City Storm (28-12-6) defeated the Sioux City Musketeers (31-12-5) 4-3 on Friday night at the Viaero Event Center.

In addition to Master’s two tallies, Tri-City got goals from both Mason Appleton and Chris Wilkie, while Bobby Nardella registered three assists.

Robert Carpenter scored just 3:40 into the game for Sioux City to give the Musketeers a 1-0 lead early on in the opening period.

But Tri-City evened the game at 1-1 late in the frame when Appleton scored his 10th of the season, with assists from Alec Dillon and Nardella. For Dillon, the helper was his first of the season.

Sioux City re-took the lead in the middle frame on Adam Johnson’s 27th goal of the season, and had a 2-1 advantage with the game headed to the third period.

Just 1:04 into the final stanza, Wilkie scored his 27th of the year, to tie the game and bring new life to Tri-City. The Omaha native’s tally tied him with both Carpenter, Johnson and Waterloo’s Brock Boeser for the USHL goal scoring lead.

Assists on the tally went to Jake Wahlin and Christopher Brown. For Brown, it was his first Storm point in his first game after being acquired from Green Bay in a trade Monday.

Once again, the Musketeers went ahead on a goal by defenseman Ryan Zuhlsdorf, and had another one-goal edge at 3-2 less than halfway through the third.

As the minutes ticked down, the Storm continued to get chances. For the third time, Tri-City tied the game on Master’s 18th goal of the season at 17:12of the third. Assists on the goal were credited to Nardella and forward Matthew Freytag.

The late equalizer sent the game into overtime. In the extra session, Storm captain Garrett Gamez earned a shot on net off a rush that created a rebound in front. The loose puck hit Master and bounced in, winning the game for Tri-City. Nardella had the second assist on the goal, springing Gamez free for the rush.

The Storm outshot Sioux City 46-25 in the contest, including a 19-10 edge in the opening period and 14-6 in the middle frame.

Netminder Alec Dillon picked up the win, making 22 saves. Collin Olson suffered the loss in between the pipes for Sioux City, stopping 42 shots.

Tri-City is still in second place in the USHL’s Western Conference with 62 points, however they are now five points behind the Musketeers.

The teams will complete their six-game season series tomorrow night at the Viaero Event Center at 7:05 p.m.

Notes: The Storm scratched forwards Wade Allison and Kyle Eastman, along with defenseman Jason Krych…

 

SCORING SUMMARY

 

1st Period
Sioux City – Robert Carpenter (Neal Pionk) 3:40
Tri-City – Mason Appleton (Alec Dillon, Bobby Nardella) 17:05

2nd Period

Sioux City – Adam Johnson (Alex Rodriguez, Neal Pionk) 3:11

 

3rd Period
Tri-City – Chris Wilkie (Jake Wahlin, Christopher Brown) 1:04
Sioux City – Ryan Zuhlsdorf (Ryan Walker, Adam Johnson) 9:11
Tri-City – Nick Master (Bobby Nardella, Matthew Freytag) 17:12

Overtime
Tri-City – Nick Master (Garrett Gamez, Bobby Nardella) 0:52

PENALTIES

 

1st Period
Sioux City – Anthony Walsh – (Unsportsmanlike Conduct) 3:24
Tri-City – Conner Valesano – (Elbowing), 2 min, 3:24
Tri-City – Jalen Schulz – (Cross Checking), 2 min, 4:50
Sioux City – Alexandre Payusov – (Holding), 2 min, 7:50
Tri-City – Chris Wilkie – (Cross Checking), 2 min, 18:57
Sioux City – Jake Durflinger – (Roughing), 2 min, 18:57

2nd Period
Tri-City – Kevin Kerr – (Cross Checking), 2 min, 10:19

3rd Period
Sioux City – Anthony Walsh – (Cross Checking), 2 min, 6:20

Overtime
(no penalties)

Power Play

Sioux City – 0/2

Tri-City – 0/2

Shots

Sioux City: 10, 6, 9, 0 = Total: 25
Tri-City: City: 19, 14, 11, 2 = Total: 46

Saves
Sioux City – Collin Olson – 42/46
Tri-City – Alec Dillon – 22/25

KEARNEY, Neb. – The Tri-City Storm’s ‘Pack It In Purple’ jersey auction raised $18,000 for the United Way of the Kearney area through the sale of 25 game-worn sweaters at the Viaero Event Center on Saturday night.

Saturday’s game was attended by 3,385 fans as the Storm defeated the Lincoln Stars, 3-1.

The United Way has partnered with Tri-City and hosted the jersey auction for all 15 seasons of Storm hockey. This year’s event pushed the all-time total money raised to more than $218,000.

Dan Labosky’s No. 24 jersey topped the list, going for $2,500, while Chris Wilkie’s sweater was second at $1,500.

The mission of United Way in the Tri-Cities is to build a stronger community by uniting people who care with people who need. The organization serves six counties including Buffalo, Kearny, Franklin, Harlan, Phelps and Custer.

Through the services of its partner agencies, the United Way helps people faced with financial crisis, domestic abuse and disasters. It also helps area families find support for helping children and youth succeed, supporting the aging population and helping people with special needs.

The Storm host Western Conference leading Sioux City in Kearney for a two-game series this weekend. Friday’s contest begins at 7:30 p.m., whileSaturday’s gets underway at 7:05.

For more information and to purchase tickets, contact the Viaero Event Center Box Office at 308.338.8011 or visit www.stormhockey.com.

KEARNEY, Neb. – The Tri-City Storm are recognizing former forwards Trevor Moore, Soren Jonzzon and Matt Johnson as their alumni of the month in February. Each month during the season, the team has selected a group of former players based on their contributions on the ice at the next level.

Moore, who is in his sophomore season at Denver University, has scored points in each of his team’s games during February, including five goals in his past four games.

Through 29 games this season, Moore has 16 goals and 15 assists. In his career at Denver, the Thousand Oaks, Calif. native appeared in 71 games and has scored 30 goals and 33 assists. Moore’s 31 points has him 33rd among all Division I skaters. His goal total is also 21st.

Denver is ranked at No. 7 in the latest USCHO.com National Poll with an overall record of 18-10-2, while tied in third place in the highly competitive National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) standings with a mark at 11-8-1-1.

While with the Storm for two seasons during 2011-13, Moore was one of the team’s scoring leaders with 32 goals and 63 assists. In his final season in Tri-City, the forward led the team with 63 points on 20 goals and 43 assists in 62 regular season games.

Jonzzon, who is in his junior season with Quinnipiac University, has appeared in 31 games for the Bobcats, already surpassing his previous career high.

The Mountain View, Calif. native has five goals and seven assists for 12 points this season after just five points combined in his freshman and sophomore years. On Feb. 13, Jonzzon recorded the first multi-point game of his collegiate career against St. Lawrence.

Quinnipiac has an overall record of 20-8-4 on the year, and have first place in the ECAC with a conference record of 15-2-3. The Bobcats are currently 10th in the USCHO.com Poll.

The forward played 81 games during parts of two seasons with the Storm from 2010-12, scoring 18 goals and 31 assists.

Johnson, now a senior at Ohio State, earned the spotlight in a 5-3 win over rival Michigan on Feb. 20. The Stillwater, Minn. native had two goals and had the primary assist on the game-winning goal to lift the Buckeyes to victory.

This season the forward has 17 points on 12 goals and five assists, while appearing in 25 games. The 17 points is already a career high for Johnson, who did not reach double-digit scoring totals in any of his first three seasons in Columbus.

Ohio State has an overall record of 9-17-2 and is in 5th place in the Big Ten conference standings.

In two seasons with Tri-City from 2009-11, Johnson had 18 goals and 17 assists in 111 games.

The Storm host Western Conference leading Sioux City in Kearney for a two-game series this weekend. Friday’s contest begins at 7:30 p.m., whileSaturday’s gets underway at 7:05.

For more information and to purchase tickets, contact the Viaero Event Center Box Office at 308.338.8011 or visit www.stormhockey.com.

KEARNEY, Neb. – The Tri-City Storm got their revenge on the Lincoln Stars after Friday night’s shootout loss with a 3-1 win on Saturday night at the Viaero Event Center.

Vince Pedrie’s first Storm goal turned out to be the game-winner, while defenseman Kevin Kerr and forward Nick Master also contributed with tallies in the victory.

With the win, Tri-City improved their home record in Kearney to 16-3-2. The Storm now have 60 points, and are the second-best team in the USHL, two points behind Sioux City.

Goaltender Alec Dillon made 15 saves, allowing just one goal to pick up his 18th win of the season.

The Storm came out of the gate slowly and fell behind 1-0 on a goal by Biagio Lerario at 13:32 of the first period. Assists on the tally went to Chris Dodero and Miguel Fidler, and Tri-City took the deficit into the first intermission.

But the team came out firing in the middle frame, scoring twice while outshooting the Stars 20-2.

Kerr got Tri-City on the board with his fifth goal of the season at 13:31 of the period off a pass from forward Jake Wahlin. Team captain Garrett Gamez picked up the second assist on the tying goal.

Minutes later, Pedrie rocketed a shot past Lincoln netminder Cam Hackett and gave the Storm their first lead of the night at 2-1. Assists were credited to forwards Conner Valesano and Nolan Aibel.

Master gave the Storm the insurance goal they were looking for on the power play at 11:13 of the third period. The tally was the Broomall, Penn. native’s second man-advantage goal of the weekend, and came off a perfect passing play from Mason Appleton along with Gamez.

Both Master and Gamez reached the 30-point mark on the season, while Appleton is one shy with nine goals and 20 assists for 29 points.

Tri-City ended with 39 shots on net, while Lincoln only managed 16.

Tri-City will finish their three-game weekend on Sunday afternoon in Sioux City at 3:05 p.m.

Notes: The Storm scratched forward Matthew Freytag, along with defenseman Jason Krych. Defenseman Jalen Schulz was also scratched, serving a suspension…

 

SCORING SUMMARY

 

1st Period
Lincoln – Biagio Lerario (Chris Dodero, Miguel Fidler) 13:32

2nd Period

Tri-City – Kevin Kerr (Jake Wahlin, Garrett Gamez) 13:31
Tri-City – Vince Pedrie (Conner Valesano, Nolan Aibel) 15:08

 

3rd Period
Tri-City – Nick Master (power play) (Mason Appleton, Garrett Gamez) 11:13

PENALTIES

 

1st Period
Tri-City – Joel Herbert – (Roughing), 2 min, 13:25
Lincoln – James LaDouce – (Roughing), 2 min, 13:25
Lincoln – Biagio Lerario – (High Sticking), 2 min, 16:54

2nd Period

Lincoln – Ethan Price – (Boarding), 2 min, 9:01
Lincoln – Ludvig Hoff – (Holding), 2 min, 17:49

3rd Period
Lincoln – Ludvig Hoff – (Cross Checking), 2 min, 10:32
Tri-City – Chase Berger – (Holding), 2 min, 13:54

Power Play

Lincoln – 0/1

Tri-City – 1/4

Shots

Lincoln: 8, 11, 12 = Total: 16
Tri-City: 6, 20, 13 = Total: 39

Saves
Lincoln – Cam Hackett – 36/39
Tri-City – Alec Dillon – 15/16

LINCOLN, Neb. – A late comeback by the Lincoln Stars (14-23-5) resulted in a 3-2 shootout loss for the Tri-City Storm (26-11-6) at the Ice Box on Friday night.

Storm forwards Nick Master and Jake Wahlin scored for Tri-City, while Jared Rutledge made
25 saves and both Chris Wilkie and Cody Milan scored in the shootout.

Master gave the Storm the early lead with a power play goal at 11:01 of the opening period. Garrett Gamez made the pass to get the first assist, while Mason Appleton was credited with the second helper on the play.

The Storm had a chance to extend their lead in the middle frame when Appleton was awarded a penalty shot, but he was stopped by Lincoln goalie Cam Hackett, and the score stayed 1-0 all the way to the third period.

Lincoln tied the game on a goal by Ludvig Hoff at 6:50 of the final period, but Tri-City re-took the lead when Wahlin scored his eighth of the year from Conner Valesano less than three minutes later.

Valesano moved the puck up the ice on a two-on-one rush and fed it to Wahlin, who took a quick shot and found the back of the net.

But the Stars got another equalizer with just 11 seconds remaining from Chris Dodero and tied the game at 2-2 to force overtime.

Neither team scored in the extra session, which led to the Storm’s 10th shootout of the season. All four shooters scored in the first two rounds, before Lincoln’s Biagio Lerario put home the winner in the fourth round.

Tri-City gained one point on the Musketeers in the Western Conference standings, and sits in second place with 58 total points. Sioux City is the top team in the USHL, earning 60 points in 44 games.

The home-and-home series now shifts to Kearney for a battle on Saturday at 7:05 p.m. Tri-City will finish their three-game weekend on Sundayafternoon against Sioux City at 3:05.

Notes: The Storm scratched forwards Nolan Aibel and Wade Allison, along with defenseman Gordi Myer…

 

SCORING SUMMARY

 

1st Period
Tri-City – Nick Master (power play) (Garrett Gamez, Mason Appleton) 11:01

2nd Period

(no scoring)

 

3rd Period
Lincoln – Ludvig Hoff (Ethan Price, Waltteri Hopponen) 6:50
Tri-City – Jake Wahlin (Conner Valesano) 9:08
Lincoln – Chris Dodero (extra attacker) (Biagio Lerario, Waltteri Hopponen) 19:49

Overtime
(no scoring)

PENALTIES

 

1st Period
Lincoln – Ludvig Hoff – (Slashing), 2 min, 10:08
Tri-City – Dan Labosky – (Hooking), 2 min, 12:27
Lincoln – Dylan Woolf – (Fighting), 5 min, 18:55
Lincoln – Dylan Woolf – (Fighting) (Misconduct), 10 min, 18:55
Tri-City – Vince Pedrie – (Fighting), 5 min, 18:55
Tri-City – Vince Pedrie – (Fighting) (Misconduct), 10 min, 18:55

2nd Period

Tri-City – Mattias Goransson – (Hooking), 2 min, 3:41
Lincoln – Jack Badini – (Slashing),  2 min, 9:16
Tri-City – Jalen Schulz – (Head Contact), 5 min, 13:12
Tri-City – Jalen  Schulz – (Head Contact) (Game Misconduct), 10 min, 13:12

3rd Period
Tri-City – Nick Master – (Delay of Game), 2 min, 13:41

Overtime
(no penalties)

Power Play

Tri-City – 1/2

Lincoln – 0/4

Shots

Tri-City: 11, 11, 12, 2 = Total: 36
Lincoln: 3, 14, 9, 1 = Total: 27

Saves
Tri-City – Jared Rutledge – 25/27
Lincoln – Cam Hackett – 34/36